Market Report, "Treatment: Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer In China", Published
Recently published research from Datamonitor, "Treatment: Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer in China", is now available at Fast Market Research
| Published on 24 January 2013 |
by Bill Thompson
(WireNews+Co)
Boston, MA
The treatment of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) in China provides a great commercial opportunity for pharmaceutical companies. Datamonitor surveyed 60 pulmonary oncologists treating NSCLC in mainland China (excluding Hong Kong and Macau) to gain insight into NSCLC diagnosis, patient segmentation, treatment patterns, and prescribing influences.
Scope
- Disease overview assessing etiology, risk factors, symptoms, and patient segmentation.
- In-depth analysis of most common treatment types according to stage at diagnosis and patient characteristics.
Report Highlights
NSCLC treatment algorithms differ in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities in China, meaning that pharmaceutical companies will need to adjust their marketing strategies accordingly if they are to succeed in market access and distribution in the country.
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Reasons to Get this Report
- Gain insight into the treatment strategies and prescribing trends of 60 physicians treating NSCLC across China.
- Assess NSCLC market potential by identifying where treatment options are not fulfilling patient needs and how physicians select drugs in China.
Report Table of Contents:
Overview
Executive Summary
Methodologies
Research methodologies
Disease Definition and Diagnosis
Disease definition
Etiology
Symptoms
Prognosis
Presentation and diagnosis
Patient Segmentation
Stage distribution
Current Treatment Options
Overview of the available drug classes
Treatment options for earlier stages of NSCLC
Prescribing Trends: Stage IIIA
Adjuvant and neoadjuvant treatment
Prescribing Trends: Stage IIIB
Adjuvant versus neoadjuvant treatment
Prescribing Trends: Stage IV
First-line
Maintenance therapy
Second- and third-line therapy
Beyond third-line therapy the small patient population means there is limited commercial opportunity
Prescribing Trends: Local and Distant Relapse
Local and distant relapse rates
Treatment and prescribing trends: local relapse
Treatment and prescribing trends: distant relapse
Future Therapy
Development of targeted therapies
Future drugs that will likely be used by Chinese physicians
Cytotoxic therapy will remain dominant in the first-line
Table of Contents
Bibliography
Journal papers
Websites
Appendix
Physician data
Contributing experts
Conferences attended
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